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1037 Pakistan Won by an Innings & 20 Runs. Test in Sri Lanka Sri Lanka v Pakistan 1985/86 1st Test Kandy. Test: 1037 Pakistan won by an innings & 20 runs. Test in Sri Lanka: 9 D Close of play Not out batsmen Day Runs Wk Ov Mins Crowd Toss: Sri Lanka 1 SL 109, Pa 58/4 (27.2ov.) Mudassar Nazar 34, Salim Malik 3 167 14 70.0 23-Feb-1986 Umpires: AC Felsinger; S Ponnadurai 2 Pa 230, SL 7/0 (0.3ov.) S Wettimuny 7, JR Ratnayeke 0 179 6 63.3 24-Feb-1986 12th Man: 3 SL 31/2 (12.5ov.) PA de Silva 5, LRD Mendis 7 24 2 12.2 25-Feb-1986 R Jayawardene (SL); Zakir Khan (Pa) 4 SL 101 70 8 30 27-Feb-1986 Player of the Match: Mudassar Nazar, Tausif Ahmed? TOTALS 440 30 176.0 820 - Test # SRI LANKA 1st Innings R M 4,6 BF Fall of Wickets Ov M R W nb,w 6s 18 S Wettimuny lbw b Imran Khan 0 1 0,- 2 R Min Imran Khan 9 0 20 3 - 8,w SAR Silva cwk Zulqarnain b Wasim Akram 3 1-0 0 1 S Wet/S Sil Wasim Akram 8 3 21 1 - 8 PA de Silva cwk Zulqarnain b Imran Khan 11 2-14 14 S Sil/P de Tausif Ahmed 13 4 32 3 - 16 RL Dias b Tausif Ahmed 11 78 3-25 11 P de /R Dias Abdul Qadir 12.4 3 29 3 - 17,c13 LRD Mendis c-sl Mudassar Nazar b Imran Khan 6 4-37 12 L Men/R Dias 16 A Ranatunga b Tausif Ahmed 18 5-44 7 R Dias/A Ran 12 JR Ratnayeke b Abdul Qadir 4 6-59 15 J Rat/A Ran 14 ALF de Mel b Tausif Ahmed 23 3,- 35 7-69 10 A Ran/A de 11 RJ Ratnayake c-sl Salim Malik b Abdul Qadir 4 8-78 9 R Rat/A de 2 EAR de Silva not out 10 9-100 22 A de /E de 1 KPJ Warnaweera c- Imran Khan b Abdul Qadir 3 10-109 9 K War/E de 10 Extras b 0, lb 7, nb 7, w 2 16 Total 42.4 overs all out 109 190 min, 41.1 r/100b 80 balls/hr Test # PAKISTAN 1st Innings R M 4,6 BF Fall of Wickets Ov M R W nb,w 6s 56 Mudassar Nazar c- Mendis b Ratnayake 81 364 9,- 239 R Min ALF de Mel 16.2 5 50 3 - 43 Mohsin Khan lbw b de Mel 1 1-1 1 M Khan/M Naz JR Ratnayeke 10 1 26 0 - 21 Qasim Omar lbw b Ratnayake 11 2-28 27 Q Omar/M Naz RJ Ratnayake 23 2 57 3 - 72 Javed Miandad lbw b EAR de Silva 4 3-49 21 J Mia/M Naz KPJ Warnaweera 8.3 2 26 1 - 4 Ramiz Raja lbw b Warnaweera 3 4-52 3 R Raja/M Naz EAR de Silva 18 7 37 1 - 28 Salim Malik cwk PA de Silva (+) b de Mel 54 192 8,- 132 5-154 102 192 S Mal/M Naz A Ranatunga 14.3 6 30 1 - 55,c15 Imran Khan c- sub (RS Mahanama) b Ranatunga 7 6-167 13 I Khan/M Naz 37 Abdul Qadir b Ratnayake 11 7-173 6 M Naz/A Qad 1,w Zulqarnain b de Mel 5 8-181 8 Zulqa/A Qad 12 Tausif Ahmed not out 23 51 3,- 9-191 10 20 A Qad/T Ahm 6 Wasim Akram run out (PA de Silva) 19 31 3,- 13 10-230 39 31 W Akr/T Ahm 23 Extras b 4, lb 0, nb 0, w 7 11 Total 90.2 overs all out 230 426 min, 41.8 r/100b 76 balls/hr SRI LANKA 2nd Innings R M 4,6 BF Fall of Wickets Ov M R W nb,w 6s S Wettimuny c- Ramiz Raja b Wasim Akram 8 40 R Min Imran Khan 16 5 29 2 - JR Ratnayeke b Imran Khan 7 45 1-14 14 40 S Wet/J Rat Wasim Akram 5 3 5 1 - PA de Silva b Tausif Ahmed 5 25 2-19 5 3 J Rat/P de Abdul Qadir 7 1 19 0 - RL Dias b Tausif Ahmed 26 100 2,- 3-31 12 20 P de /R Dias Tausif Ahmed 15 7 45 6 2 LRD Mendis c- Mudassar Nazar b Tausif Ahmed 4 4-43 12 L Men/R Dias A Ranatunga st Zulqarnain b Tausif Ahmed 33 91 3,2 58 5-74 31 R Dias/A Ran ALF de Mel b Tausif Ahmed 0 6-74 0 A de /A Ran RJ Ratnayake st Zulqarnain b Tausif Ahmed 4 7-80 6 R Rat/A Ran EAR de Silva not out 4 8-100 20 A Ran/E de KPJ Warnaweera b Imran Khan 0 9-101 1 K War/E de 4 SAR Silva absent injured Extras b 0, lb 3, nb 1, w 6 10 Total 43 overs all out 101 204 min, 38.1 r/100b 75 balls/hr © 2019 Charles Davis Key to Catching Positions Back to Series Cover Page Back to Blog.
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